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1993-02-27 Segment 1
Dan Smoke introduces Mary Pitawanakwat from Birch Island First Nations who will share her negative experiences with discrimination and harassment in the workplace and empowers all brothers and sisters to speak out. Mary shares her connection with the…
2000-05-06 Segment 2
Mary Lou Smoke and guest Jessica Smith read a series of press releases surrounding the Daishowa v. Friends of the Lubicon court ruling. Daishowa, a paper products manufacturer, was prepared to appeal a landmark 1998 Ontario Court decision ruling that…
2000-05-06 Segment 1
Dan Smoke shares details about two recent events he attended with Mary Lou Smoke. First, the pair attended the March Against Racism held by Chief Larry Johnson and the Caldwell First Nations. The pair also attended the National Assembly of the…
1999-04-17 Segment 3
Dan Smoke reads a report regarding a partnership created between Indigenous Canadians and Americans, forged in an attempt to garner international attention around the conditions of Indigenous peoples living in Canada. After, Mary Lou Smoke reads an…
1997-02-07 Segment 4
Mary Lou Smoke shares a traditional teaching from Chief Seattle of the Squamish Nation. After, Dan and Mary Lou celebrate the 1997 winners of the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards. Dan Smoke also introduces the feature for this episode, a…
1997-02-07 Segment 1
Dan Smoke recalls the events of two conferences that he and Mary Lou recently attended: The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples Conference held in Montreal, Quebec, and the Canadian Alliance in Solidarity with Native Peoples Annual General Meeting…
1994-11-26 Segment 1
Dan Smoke explains the significance of the winter snow season as a time for rest and replenishment for all of creation. He also explains the significance of the oral tradition in Indigenous communities. Later, Dan and Mary Lou Smoke recount events…
1994-04-09 Segment 3
Dan Smoke reminds listeners to visit the first annual Welcoming the Nations Gathering held by the First Nations Student Association at the University of Western Ontario. After, Dan and Mary Lou Smoke tell listeners about their experiences at the…
1994-01-08 Segment 1
Dan Smoke teaches listeners how to greet one another in the traditional way of the Ojibwe and Iroquois peoples. Dan then tells stories to teach listeners how each part of creation is unique, and those differences allow us to live in harmony with the…
1991-06-13 Segment 1
Dan Smoke speaks with Lee Crowchild and Quentin Pipestem, both members of the Chattie Kazee dancers. Dan asks about their experiences participating in the London International Children’s Festival. Quentin shares what dancing means to him and the…